Abstract
This is a maximum well-knownn to everybody, though only very few people act up to it. It is often quoted in reference to human ailments but it is more applicable in the case of plant diseases because their treatment is more of a prevention than of a curative nature.In human illness is medicinal means are often resorted to to effect a cure.In plant diseases.this is not often done with any great success, aspiantss do not possess anything comparable to the blood stream of animals,the movements of sap in the former being essentally different from those of blood in the latter.
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Claims 2
Claim · model-written summary
Plant diseases are treated by prevention rather than cure.
Verbatim
e0“it is more applicable in the case of plant diseases because their treatment is more of a prevention than of a curative nature”
Claim · model-written summary
Plants lack anything comparable to the blood stream of animals and their sap movement differs essentially from blood movement, so cures are seldom successful.
Verbatim
e0“aspiantss do not possess anything comparable to the blood stream of animals”
e1“the movements of sap in the former being essentally different from those of blood in the latter”